I have been to a lot of cinemas in this country and trust me, this is the best of them all. The…read moreattention to detail is just amazing. Lovely atmosphere, friendly staff and the best sound and picture quality there is.

This is a small theater if you are from America, but it has a lot of charm and when you purchase…read moreyour tickets you get to reserve your seat ahead of time and that is awesome. Popcorn and soda is just like here in the States and the movie had Swedish subtitles which sometimes interfered with the subtitles that the movie itself had. There really is no street parking or parking lot here but we had walked here from my boyfriends place so it was not needed. Tickets are more expensive than the states but it was nice to see a movie in English. :)

I love this place! It is not the best cinema as such, but the feeling, the joy and even the…read morelocation makes it great! I've attended sing-alongs and I've just booked a viewing in the Deco theater which I'm very much looking forward to. So yes, if you want cinema to be an event. Something special. Not just something you do to get a riduículusly big screen, then I definitely recommend coming to Spegeln. It's more like going to the cinema the way it used to be. Magical!

This place reminds me so much of Grand Teatret in Copenhagen…read more Old-school cineplexes can be refreshing compared to the shiny new chain ones and this one belongs to the charming ones. I was here with some Swedish friends to watch *slowly shuffling to the corner* one of the old Buffy the vampire slayer sing-a-long episodes. Surprisingly, surprisingly (do I sound too defensive now?) it turned out very OK, the cinema looked very neat and the guy checking the tickets were very nice and professional. In the end we got a free DVD of the last season of Buffy (hell, I don't say no to freebies!) and it was fun experience all in all. It would be great to come here again to test this place one more time. Maybe Buffy-free next time? One can only hope!